All things new iOS users deel with. Please don't think me patronising but 
frustration slows down the learning curve quite a lot. Everything is rational 
and accessible but not expected or in a manner most of us expect. ESP people 
like me from a windows background. 

The first thing to remember is that each field you want to add or change 
information in has to be made active like entering into forms mode in jfw. 
Touch a field like last name and then lift your finger and tap twice anywhere 
on the screen and this will activate the field. Touch to highlight the field or 
controll then 1 finger double tap to start editing. Sounds like your trouble is 
you don't do this again on the next field. The way to know an edit field is 
activated is when you touch the field it will say the field name followed by is 
editing. Eg in my mail message the subject says subject text field. Double tap 
to edit but the message body says message body text field editing. 

Some times you will find a back next and done button just above the keyboard. 
Think of them as shift tab tab and ok. Back and next will move you back and 
forth through the fields making your current field active automatically. Done 
Is pretty self explanatory. It's an ok button 
 for the mobile button, I don't know anyone who didn't think it was for putting 
in the number. Me and my friends sure did.  Smile. This is a button you can 
press to get a list of number types. There labels but in the case of iPhone, if 
someone has iPhone set for their number you can automatically send them 
iMessages saving SMS charges plus use FaceTime etc. not esenchal but very 
handy.  


Danny. 
Sent from my iPhone

On 15/06/2013, at 7:08 AM, jean parker <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello All:
> I am having no end of trouble with the contacts manager on the i phone.
> Finding a contact is ok for the most part although trying to slog through the 
> letter headings is annoying.  
> My current problem is how to add a contact.  When I open up the add contacts 
> thing the first thing it wants to know is whether I want to add a photo.  
> Whatever.  Then it has a field for last name and then first name.  Somehow 
> when I try to enter the last name in the last name field ten the first name 
> in the first name field they both end up in the last name field.  Next comes 
> company then mobile button.  Thinking this is where I put someone's mobile 
> number I tap this and get some nonsense about labels If I cancel this and 
> return to the add contact dialogue I find a mobile phone text field that was 
> not there previously.  This text field contains  a keypad I guess but then 
> when I return to the add contact screen once again I have to go all the way 
> to the done field in order to hopefully save the contact.  There has to be a 
> better way.
> Jean
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